Evidence and redaction
When a check fails, the alert carries the evidence a developer needs to start from "here is what happened" instead of "can you reproduce it?".
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What is captured
A failing run saves a screenshot of the step that failed, a full browser trace of the session, a network log of the requests on the path, the console errors, and the failure context — which step, which assertion, which code. Passing runs discard all of it; there is nothing to store when everything worked.
Redaction at capture time
Redaction is not a later scrubbing pass — it happens as the evidence is written. Cookies, authentication tokens, CSRF tokens, passwords and card numbers never reach disk in the first place. The network log you receive is already safe to forward to a client or paste into a ticket.